This is an antique cast iron kettle or teapot, commonly used in the 19th and early 20th centuries for heating water over a stove, open fire, or wood-burning range. It features a heavy-duty cast iron body, a coiled metal handle for heat resistance, and a short, stout spout designed for controlled pouring. The raised lettering on the lid suggests it may be from a well-known foundry or brand.

Dimensions: H: 9 inch x W: 9 inch approximately

Details:

Medium: Solid cast iron with a coiled wire handle
Origin: Likely late 19th to early 20th century, often used in farmhouses, pioneer homes, and railroad camps
Design Features:Wide, low-profile design for stability on stovetops and open fires
Spring-coiled handle to reduce heat transfer when lifting
Embossed or raised lettering on the lid, possibly indicating the manufacturer or foundry
Rust patina, showing natural aging and use
Condition: Shows surface rust and age-related wear, which can be restored with proper seasoning

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